By uncovering a broader range of inherited genetic mutations, more widespread use of genetic testing could lead to more individualized cancer therapies, better detection and management of cancer within families and improved survival rates, scientists at the Mayo Clinic have found.
Read More »Business Briefs: Dec. 2
The latest in local business news.
Read More »Suffering in silence
Nearly two-thirds of Americans age 65 or older who are concerned that they are suffering from depression will not seek treatment for it, according to a new national poll.
Read More »The ‘best’ plasma
One promising treatment for severe cases of COVID-19 is antibody therapy, given through infusion of convalescent plasma from the blood of people who have recovered. Johns Hopkins researchers studied the plasma of 126 adults who had recovered from the virus.
Read More »Dr. Walter E. Williams
It is with profound sadness that we share news of the death of economist Walter E. Williams, Ph.D.
Read More »Editorial: Power to tax is power to destroy – PPP deductibility must be fixed now
Editorial from the Dec. 2 issue.
Read More »Walter E. Williams: Correct diagnostics needed
Williams' editorial from the Dec. 2 issue.
Read More »Wildwood P&Z gives approval to controversial, residential waterfall
A waterfall feature that has been in limbo for more than three years was recommended for approval by the Wildwood Planning and Zoning (P&Z) Commission on Nov. 16.
Read More »MICDS students not just horsing around
Students and equestrians Nora L. and Vivien L. recently competed and won awards at the Baskin Farm Fall Academy Show in Wildwood.
Read More »From hand to heart: Local hobbyist uses talents to help those in need
Diana Landau is a local craftswoman who has been knitting, crocheting and quilting since she was about 5 years old. Today, she knits hats and scarves for St. Patrick’s Center and blankets for Manchester first responders.
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